AI police reports, with a CJIS-aligned record.
For the agency's CJIS security officer and records supervisor, Verillian governs AI use on patrol and records devices, screens for the identifiers your policy flags before a prompt leaves, and signs each captured request into a record you can hand a CJIS auditor. California SB 524 already requires a law-enforcement report drafted with AI to say so, and the agency to keep a record of it.
What changes for public safety teams using AI
Screen prompts before they leave
Screens for the identifiers your policy flags before a request leaves. Redaction is best effort.
Hand over the record
Each captured request has one signed record on your servers, exportable for a CJIS auditor.
Stop a provider fast
Halt one AI provider or every enrolled device in about 30 seconds.
How Verillian fits CJIS
| Area | What Verillian does |
|---|---|
| Prompts | The checkpoint on the device allows, redacts or blocks each request against the identifiers your policy flags. |
| Agent actions | Commands an AI agent tries to run are ruled before they run, where blocking applies. |
| Records | One signed record per request, chained to the one before it. |
| Storage | Records live on your own infrastructure. |
| Keys | Records are signed under your key. |
| Containment | A switch stops one provider or every enrolled device. |
Questions public safety teams ask about AI governance
Is Verillian certified for CJIS?
No. It is aligned to CJIS Security Policy v6.1. Alignment is not certification, and a CJIS auditor decides what satisfies your controls.
Where do the records live?
On your own infrastructure, signed under your own key. They are not kept in a Verillian cloud.
What does the demo cover?
You bring one of your own requests. We rule it live on a real device and show the signed record.
See your policy decide on a real device
Bring a sample request and watch it ruled live.